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Hubble Space Telescope Commemorates 35 Years with New Cosmic Images

Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the Hubble Space Telescope team released four new celestial images, including insights into Mars and a distant galaxy. These images reaffirm Hubble's enduring capabilities and contributions to astronomy, despite its age and advancements by newer telescopes.

2025-04-23T06:08:10.419408-07:00

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ESA and Frontier Space Launch Bioreactor to Test Food Production in Space

2025-04-23T05:23:03.176204-07:00

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Ariane 6 P160C Booster Test Scheduled for April 24

2025-04-23T03:27:10.966232-07:00

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CNES to Test Fire New P160C Booster for Ariane 6 and Vega C Rockets

2025-04-09T05:14:56.408867-07:00

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Europe's 3D Satellite Initiative Aimed at Global Forest Monitoring Europe is set to launch the world's first satellite capable of mapping forests in 3D to combat illegal logging and track climate change by analyzing forest carbon storage. This groundbreaking Biomass satellite will enhance our understanding of forest conditions from space and offer new insights for climate monitoring.

2025-04-25T05:40:24.740428-07:00

Europe's 3D Satellite Initiative Aimed at Global Forest Monitoring

Space Intel Report

European Launcher Startups Weigh the Stakes of ESA's European Launcher Challenge European launcher startups are assessing the strategic significance of participating in the European Launcher Challenge, organized by the European Space Agency. This competition aims to foster innovation and enhance Europe's competitive edge in the aerospace sector amid growing global market pressures.

2025-04-24T14:05:00.784704-07:00

European Launcher Startups Weigh the Stakes of ESA's European Launcher Challenge

Space Intel Report

Consensus Eludes Key ESA Members on European Launcher Strategy France, Germany, Italy, the UK, and Spain remain divided on the proposed European Launcher Challenge, an initiative aimed at bolstering Europe’s competitive position in the global space industry. The lack of consensus underscores the complexity of uniting diverse national interests to enhance Europe’s strategic autonomy in space.

2025-04-23T08:41:30.307417-07:00

Consensus Eludes Key ESA Members on European Launcher Strategy

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France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain on how they view coming European Launcher Challenge: Consensus? Not yet

2025-04-23T08:41:30.307417-07:00

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Hubble Space Telescope Commemorates 35 Years with New Cosmic Images Celebrating its 35th anniversary, the Hubble Space Telescope team released four new celestial images, including insights into Mars and a distant galaxy. These images reaffirm Hubble's enduring capabilities and contributions to astronomy, despite its age and advancements by newer telescopes.

2025-04-23T06:08:10.419408-07:00

Hubble Space Telescope Commemorates 35 Years with New Cosmic Images

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ESA and Frontier Space Launch Bioreactor to Test Food Production in Space ESA and Frontier Space's collaborative mission aims to test the viability of using engineered microbes in a bioreactor to produce food and essential supplies for astronauts during long-term space missions. The research focuses on reducing logistical challenges and costs associated with space travel.

2025-04-23T05:23:03.176204-07:00

ESA and Frontier Space Launch Bioreactor to Test Food Production in Space

European Spaceflight

Ariane 6 P160C Booster Test Scheduled for April 24 The first test firing of the P160C booster, which will replace the P120C on the Ariane 6 and Vega C rockets, is poised to take place on April 24. This marks a significant milestone in the development of the Ariane 6 rocket, aimed at enhancing performance and competitiveness.

2025-04-23T03:27:10.966232-07:00

Ariane 6 P160C Booster Test Scheduled for April 24

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African Space Agency Inaugurates Cairo Headquarters Amid 2025 NewSpace Africa Conference The African Space Agency (AfSA) has officially opened its headquarters in Cairo, coinciding with the 2025 NewSpace Africa Conference hosted by the Egyptian Space Agency. This event marks a significant milestone in Africa's growing presence in the global space community and highlights collaboration efforts with key international players.

2025-04-22T02:23:39.061693-07:00

African Space Agency Inaugurates Cairo Headquarters Amid 2025 NewSpace Africa Conference

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